$50pt$

a$)$ Convert your matriculation number$($S$024271)$ to binary and hexadecimal format. You should neglect the first letter $"$S$"$ in your matriculation number.

c$)$ Store your matriculation number in the memory region starting from the address $020h.$

Represent your results in Figure $1$ in hexadecimal and binary formats.

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Figure $1.$ Storage of Variables in Memory Region

d$)$ Cosmic radiation can cause a bit flip in the memory region of your microcontroller $($a logic $"1"$ becomes logic $"0"$ or a logic $"0"$ becomes a logic $"17).$ If there is a bit fip in $"$b$1"$ at the address $0$x$20$h $($denoted with BF in Figure $2$ below$),$ what would be the actual matriculation number stored in the memory region? Please give your answer in decimal format.